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Spanish Stone Fruit Consolidates Its Presence in Europe and Redefines Its Market Map, with Mature Destinations Evolving and New Ones Emerging Strongly. FEPEX data show clear shifts in value and volume that open new opportunities for the sector in 2026.
The earlier ripening of stone‑fruit varieties points to a sooner‑than‑usual end of the campaign, with potential pressure on supply and a possible price rebound in the final weeks.
Murcia’s stone fruit reaches more than 50 countries and hits a record €332 million in exports in 2025
The Valle del Jerte Cooperative Group remains confident in a positive end to the campaign thanks to the arrival of late varieties, which continue to show good forecasts in terms of volume and quality.
The European peach and nectarine harvest forecast for 2026 was presented today at Interprunus, the International Peach and Nectarine Forum held in Lleida.
Rootstocks and hedgerow systems pave the way toward a more efficient and resilient fruit industry
The stone fruit sector is undergoing a clear process of adjustment and transformation of its productive potential. The general trend points to a long‑term reduction in acreage, especially in peaches and apricots.
PSB officially announces the launch of its new season and opens its varietal field‑day visits starting in week 17.
During the press conference presenting Interprunus, Afrucat’s president and general manager took the opportunity to assess the current impact of the Iran conflict on fruit production costs
Viveros Hernandorena maintains its position as a leading nursery for stone fruit and confirms its international leadership in carob tree cultivation by signing a technical-commercial
Viveros Hernandorena has maintained a successful alliance with PSB Producción Vegetal, one of the main stone fruit breeders, for two decades. This collaboration has been
Varieties that stand out for their quality and production, diversity in sales formats, safety and plant health, these are some of the values that differentiate
Forecasts indicate that Europe will not reach the optimal production potential in any of the areas of the producing countries.
From Europech they have published a first forecast for the European apricot campaign, with data that points to a drop in production.
Agrotecnología Group participates from 10 to 12 March at the Extraordinary Congress of Stone Fruit of the Region of Murcia, a meeting that aims to bring together representatives of all the links of the stone fruit sector and that the company will use to display multiple of their solutions, without waste and ecological for this sector: Actium, Politec and Lecitec. It will be a presentation on March 10 from 10:15 am in Room Company.
